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Delinquent Poll Tax for 1865.

The following is a list of persons delinquent
for poll tax for the year of 1856, rs ..,ned over
to me for collection by the County Auditor, in
accordance with the provisions of Sections 1858
and 1850 of the Political Code:
City.
Against II. j. Atkinson.
Against ]. l.. Andrade.
Against James q. Bronner.
Against John Brendel.
Against Charles L. Burnham.
Against 5. s. Bedee.
Against G.. Bagnal.
Against J. j. Carroll.
Against B. II. Covell.
Against M. +. Clayton.
Against s. H. Clark
Against j. G.. Cotton.
Against A. A. Dassonyille
Against F. A. DarOux.
Against 7. f. Dulan.
Against George g. Davis.
Against James b. Deyine.
Against J. G.. Devine.
Against A w. Eskridge.
Against q. w. Elery.
Against James Enright.
Against w p. Eldred.
Against NJ. D. Eldred
Against Nelson g. Eldred.
Against =. Flanagan.
Against Noble Fisher
Against John j. Gray.
Against James II. Groth.
Against WILDER f. George.
Against ]. J. Gillund.
Against l.. q. Hart.
Against VIM. Henley.
Against Frank Hickman.
Against Henry Iverson.
Against II. II. Johnson.
Against f. p Jackson.
Against W. F. jackson.
Against A. NJ. Lowell.
Against Martin Menke.
Against Charles Menke.
Against James McHGle.
Against H. G.. Melvin.
Against NJ. J. McManus.
Against s. Mooser.
Against NJ. S. News.
Against Walter Phillips.
Against j. NJ Phillips.
Against II. W. Rivett.
Against Patrick Riley.
Against S. Sinay.
Against A. NJ. Smith.
Against Matt. SteinkOenig.
Against John Stein.
Against J. Il. Vantine.
Against g. W. Watson.
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4i32-Against Florence Portuer and mort
gage interest in tract of land bounded.
north by NOrristown tract east by land of
Cutter, south by the north line of section
10. west by Brighton road. State and
county tax, SIS; costs, 81 %; total tax and
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST.

tax, 80 cents; costs, 50 cents; total tax and
M. NJ. DREW.
Tax Collector.
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4474-Against freedom billiard and mortgage
interest in subdivision No. 81 OF Rancho
San Jon de los Mollelumes. state and
county tax, 81 50; costs, "A cents total tax
nd
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495S-Against Judas Harlow and southeast
quarter of section Is. township north,
range east, l5S acres, and improvements
and personal property. State and county
tax, SIS -; costs, q 81; 10 al tax and
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:. Katzensteiu and west one
half of lot 9, o and 2, Twelfth and Thir-
teenth streets in city of Sacramento, for
tax on personal property. State and county
tax, 81 50; costs, IS cents; total tax and
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45l3-Against Jesse Dcrr aud lot 2 i'll north
half of northwest quarter of section Is,
township 8 north, range east II acres.
for tax on personal property. State and
county tax, 81 %; costs 20 cents: total tax
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Fred Schwears and swamp
land survey No. 3.4, Tyler Island, in section
20, township north. range 4 east, 1856
acres and improvements. ate and coun-
ty tax, SIS ~ costs, 81 %; total tax and
q
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costs.......-' -
4i65-Against \. J. Doyel and lot Z between
Cross u nd Oak streets town of Antelope
State and county tax, 80 cents; costs, 81
ccnts: total tax and costs. 50 50
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i37-Against John +. McCau,ey and subd-
vision No. % of Rancho san Jon de los
Mokelumues, 37S acres State and county
tax, So S4; costs, 81 50; total tax and
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tOtul
jefferson WilcoXen and mort
gage interest in north half section 90,
township north, range east. State and
tax, SI3 %; costs, 81 l6 total tax and
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i393-Against Lucinda Constable and west
quarter of section 81. township north,
range east. 100 acres. State and county
tax, 81 6S; costs, 50 cents: total tax aud
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23I3-AgRinst Elizabeth Cross aud mortgage
interest in west one-half of lot Z, and
L. Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets, III
city OF Sacramento. State and comfy tax,
SO; costs 81 total tax and costs.
2326-Against J. :. Meredith and lots l, ., 8
and 4, block "a, in town of Folsom for tax
on personal property. State and county
tax, SIS Is; costs, 81 Al; total tax and
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44l2-Aganst J. ID. RhOads and mortgage in
terest in north 273 acres of section II, town
ship north range east. State aud county
tax, IS 40; costs, 81 cents; total tax and
"a =.
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And lot 5. between Cross and Oak streets,
i'll town of Antelope. State and county
tax, so cents costs. 3, cents: total tax and
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l92i-Against Robert Larson and mortgage
interest in subdivision IS of Rancho san
Jon de las Mokelumnes State and county
tax, 81 60; costs, IS cents; total tax and
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III. Wittenbrock and mortgage
interest in northwest quarter and los 3
and in southwest quarter of sac,ion a.
township 10 north, range east: State and
county tax, S23 Of: costs, 81 65; total tax
and costs SD4
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George c. Dearth and northeast
quarter of section IL, township north,
range east, 100 acres, and personal prop
eriy. State and county tax. sli 20; costs,
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IL. c. Hansen and subdivisions
Nos. IS and % of RaJ cho san Jon de las
Mokeiumnes, for tax on personal property.
State and county tax, $ 10; costs, 81 40:
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22I9-Aeainst John Carmody and mortgage
interest in lot >, f and g, Seventeenth
and Eighteenth streets, in city OF Sac
ramento. State and county tax, SO; costs,
.l tay nd Sl1
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49SG-Agaiust Robert Anderson and mort
gage interest in southwest quarter OF north
east quarter and east thTee-quarters of
nnrthwess quarter of section 6, township
north, range east State and county
tax. ST.: costs, 81 10: total lax and costs-Sl3
4o5O-Against J. s. HARRISON aud Swamp
Land Survey No. $50, Andrus Island, 100
acres and improvements. State and county
tax, Sl4 IL; costs, 81 n; total tax and
, g15
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49,
5OO2-A2ainst Madison Howard and north
east quarter, and southeast quarter OF
northwest quar- er of section y, township
north. range 5 east, 30 acres, and i'm
proyements and personal property. State
ard county tax, s5i 05; costs, & Il; total
"a -, SEe
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And southeast of section 8, township 5
north, range east, 100 acres. State and
county tax, $40 0S; costs, 81 46; total tax
and costs -. - so
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Silas Bumpas and mortgage
interest in tract of land bounded north by
ID. Rocca, east and south by land of J. A.
Burke, west by land of K. }. Merkley, and
containing 81 acres. in township north,
range 4 cast State and county tax, 81 Co;
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599O-Against J. W. Scott and lot Is, block
II, in town of Gait, for tax on personal
property State and county tax, 81 2S;
costs e. cents; total tax and costs...........s2
6027-Against John Steele, and all south o!
county line of south half of section l6,
township 10 north range east, 100 acres.
State and county tax, S. rs; costs, 60 cents;
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s269-Against H. G. Melvin, guardian, and
east oue-half of north one hundred feet OF
lot 4. y and O, Fourth and Fifth streets, in
city of sacramento, and Improvements.
State and county tax, SO costs. % cents;
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417-Against Patrick Carroll and southwest
quarter of northeast quarter and southeast
quarter Of northwest quarter and north
east quarter of southwest quarter and
northwest quarter of southeast quarter of
section n, township north, range east,
for tax on personal property. state and
county tax, y u.s. costs, CT cents; total tax
-
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And east half OF moth quarter of section
IS. township north, range east. state
and county tax, Sil 20; costs, 81 co; total
g. i cot so
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c. f. schwartz and mortgage
interest in section 10, township i north,
range east State and county tax, 81 40:
COSTS 90 S. total tax and costs VI
f37-Agaiust John F. McCau;ey and subdi-
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6047-Against Charles Webber and mortgage
interest in lots and 2. block So, Folsom.
State and county tax, So 80; costs, 6S cents;
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]. II. Denham and northeast
quarter and lots |. g 3 and of section ~,
township 10 north. range ) east, 264 acres.
for tax on personal property. State and
county tax 80 81; costs, 81 03; total tax
nd
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Leyison Bros. and mortgage
interest in west feet of north e. feet and
west l q feet of south 100 feet of lot G, | and
J, Third and Fourth streets, i'll city of Sac
ramento, and east 1877 feet of lot 7, l and
], Third and Fourth streets, in city of Sac
ramento. State and county tax, SOL costs,
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s7s-Against VIM Doyel and mortgage in
teIcst in southwest quarter and east half
of section 30, township north. range $
east. and all south of Amador Branch
Railroad of southeast quarter OF section
-, township north, range east. state
and county taxes, SIS so: costs, s. 80; total
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And north half of southeast quarer and
northeast quarter of southwest quarter of
section 81, township north, range 6 east
100 acres. State and county tax, $40 IS;
costs, 81 ~; total tax and costs.............S20
And south half of section 10, township >
north. range q east, so acres. State aud
county tax, SIS 81; costs. s. As; total tax
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And subdivision No. 81 of Rancho San Jon
lie los Mokelumnes, so acres. State and
county tax, $40 %; costs, 81 50; total tax
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192l-Against estate Of NJ. J. King ard south
oue-hulf of north one half Of east 10 feet,
and north 81 feet OF south one-half OF lot
4. and o, Third and Fourth streets, in
city of Sacramento, and improvements
and personal property. State and county
tax, so 20; costs, s. Of; total tax and
cpo
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And lots and 4. block 81, in town of Fol
som, and Improvements State and
county tax. 81 80 costs 4 cents total tax
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And north three-qnarters of section 81,
township north. range east, $50 acres.
State and county tax. Sis 66; costs. - %;
Tot NJ 4 o nd costs n
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And northeast quarter and south half of
northwest quarter of section 10, township
5north, range east, $40 acres. State and
county tax, $40 Is; costs, 81 81; total tax
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643s-Against Cumberand Preshyi erian
Church, and subdivision No 10 of Rancho
San Jon de los Mokelumnes and i'm
provements. State a. d county tax, So As;
costs, g. cents totsl tax and costS..........ss4
6i6G-Against Trustees Of Swamp Land Dis
trict No. 50. and fraction of northwest
quarter of northwest quarter of section II,
township north, range ept, 70 acres.
State and county lax, sc cents; costs, 80
cents: total tax and
6470-Against Quong Wah Tab. and frac-
ton of southwest quarter of section 6,
township north, range east, "a acres
aud improvements. State and county tax,
- "A; costs, 90 cents; total tax and costs-sl0
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And fraction OF north half of section J.
township 3 north, range east, 326 acres
State aud county tax, $50 ~; costs. - 40;
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-10-27
Ayers SarsapariIIa,

The town Of Hastings, sixteen miles
west of Colcy, is growing steadily and
unusually fast for this season of the
year. The Kansas Pacific r. Il. Co. has
just completed a survey through the town
of Hastings. this making the third rail
road surve. through the town. the two
others being the B. Il ii. and Rock Is
land railroads. A party from Nebraska
by the name of Mr. DOnelsOn is to put
up large store within the next week,
and some residences are going up. The
hotel accommodations are now first class,
and it is fine trading point for the fer
tile country about Hastings 1t has the
brightest prospects for future growth and
development. Hastings is surely the place
to invest. while property is in reach of
all.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-10-27

during the war. The sight was greeted
with shouts of laughter and applause.
In the evening grand ball was given.
and on Friday another interesting pro-
gramme was held. the feature of the day
being an address by SenatorP. B. Plumb.
but as your reporter was not present,
either Thursday evening or Friday, q
more extended description will have to
be forborne. The glass ball and pigeon
shooting in the afternoon was feature
of the day, some dozen or more from va
rious places participating, but as we have
not the score, we do not assume to try to
report the shoot DR.. C.. II. Martin,
COlby's representative in the contest,
was not far from doing the best shooting
on the ground, as we have understood.
Oakley and her citizens deserve great
praise for the successful manner in which
they entertained their guests during the
Camp Fire, and next year Colby will put
forth her utmost efforts to have as sue
cessful and entertaining occasion for the
old soldiers of this district as they had at
Oakley this year.
In our next Issue we hope to be able to
give our readers a full report of the or
ganiZatiOn of this district and the cOun-
ties comprised in this district.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-10-27
City Council Meeting.

Council met in special meeting, Oct. "a, 1887.
NJ. DOnelan, mayor, in the chair.
COuncimen present: Frank Pingree, e. A.
Hall and W. W. Walker.
Minutes OF last meeting read and approved.
Moved and carried that the resignation of
VIM. YOcum be accepted.
Moved and carried that the bill of j. H.
Dunagan be laid over until next meeting
Moved and carried that the bill of G. b. Da-
kin be laid over until fiext meeting.
Moved and carried that the bill of W, Twill
cOxOn be allowed, and that an order be drawn
on the treasurer fOrthe same:
To one quarters salary, from July l, to Oct
/, 1857. inclusive, $25.
The following bills were also allowed.
B. +. Walters, to hauling dirt and waters eos
Edwin s. Teal, to bill as per statement, 1l.35
Mckinney h Ramsey. to 30 yds OF dirt
hauled on the street. $50
Moved and carried that the bill of v. C. Eddy
be laid over until next meeting.
Moved and carried that the bill of VIM. YO-
cum, for salary of September and October and
for the killing of three dogs, be allOwed($ D,
and that an order be drawn on the treasurer,
in favor OF E. A. Hall, for the same.
Moved and carried that C. NJ. Stewart be ap-
pointed city marshall of the city of Colby.
Moved and carried that J. Il. Irwin be ap.
pointed police judge of the city of Colby.
Moved and carried to adjourn.
EDWIN s. TEAL,
City Clerk
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-10-27

good will in recOunting some of his diff
ficulties and how he overcame them in
prairie Kansas. At Capt. NOrtOn's sug-
gestion Senator Plumb was induced to
explain the process of sugar manufacture
from cane. Senator Plumb was the in
strumental cause of the experiments at
Fort Scott in the manufacture of sorghum
sugar, and which have been so largely
successful. The explanation was kindly
given, and to the satisfaction of the aud
ience Mr. Plumb suggests that proba-
bly, it would be well to wait further de-
velopments before our various country
towns move in the direction of the man
ufacture of sugar. There is no doubt of
the success of sugar raising in the state
Ten tons of cane to the acre can be rails
ed this brings Sc per ton to the produc-
er at the mill. The seed is almost as
nutricious as corn. The cane has to be
used the same day it is cut. Mr.. Plumb
suggests that our farmers begin to exper-
iment as to the varieties and best meth
DDS of growing cane, keeping in view
the idea that to make cane growing pay.
the same farmer will have to plant at a
dozen different times to keep up sue
cession of supply for the manufacturer.
At the conclusion of the gentleman's re-
marks, he was heartily applauded. There
is but little doubt but that the entire aud
fence appreciated that Senator Plumb is
in thorough sympathy with the western
Kansas settler, and is working faithfully
and zealously to advance their interests
in all ways.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-10-27
Alias Notice No. 1874.
q. s. Land Office. Oberlin, Kans.

g. s. Land Office. Oberlin, KanD.
October 9. 1887.
Complaint having been entered at this
Office by Gordon against Wigga Schyatto
for abandoning her homestead entry
No. $3.50. dated Oct. Goth. 1885, upon the NV az
sec % town south, range = west, in ThOm60
of said entry; alleging abandonment; that
she has changed his residence rherefrcm tor
more than six months since making said en-
try; that said tract is not settled upon and'
cultivated by said party as required by lows
further. that she has wholly failed to evof
build a house, or to establish or maintain 8
residence on said land, or in any manner -
improve said tract since date OF entry th9
same being wholly abandoned at the presont
time by said defendant.
The said parties are hereby summoned -
appear at this Office on the I'd day AZ Doo,.
1887. at 10 O'Clock, a. IN. to respond a. 41rs
nish testimony concerning said ALLEGED 49,
dOnment. FRANK BACON R0nfG *E
Webb Bertram 33NGln I'd
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-10-27

There is only one thing about {
democrat, as democrat, to admire
and that is, he always votes his part,
ticket. He may, and often does kick
and kick hard at what his party does
but on election day he is sure to vote
his party ticket, and vote it straight
If man has political belief, he
ought to stand by it, be he democra,
or republican-he always does if he
is a democrat.
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-10-27

Republicans of Thomss county. the
coming county election means more
to you and your party interests than
the mere election of individuals to
certain offices. The men nominated
by the republican county convention
are capable and honest, and should
be elected. The democrats are using
every effort to gain a Judgement in
our county offices. To them such a
position is a vantage ground for the
important election next year. Bear
in mind this fact, that If you elect q
democrat to position this year, he
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-10-27
A prize worth sI5ooin the
south view drawing.
Notice No. 9S95.

u. 6. Land OGce at waKeeney. Kan.
Oct. -. 1897.
COmpiG,n n: having been entered at this Office
by Todd : Wagner against Andrew Rethschei.
der for abandoning his Fl. f. NO. 1855 dated
April II, 1885. upon the ne Or of Sec Is, town
10 south. range ~ west. in Thomas county
Kansas. with view TO the cancellation Of
said entry:
The sal, parties are hereby summoned to
appear at this Office on the 2lst day of Dec.
1887. at IO'clOck y. m. to respond and fur.
niSh Testimony concerning said alleged aban.
donment. W. II. PILKIHTON, Receiver.
NJ. ID. 3}-326Oct27
Thomas County cat. [volume] (Colby, Kan.) 1885-1891, 1887-10-27
Republican County Ticket.
Salaries and Fees Of County Off
cial6.

Ct0bos
The Democrat cites as an example
of republican extravaganza IN the adj
ministration of county affairs. the in
crease in the salaries Of the treasurer
and county clerk, made in the past
year. The statutes of the state regu
late the salaries of these officials ac-
cording to population. For county
clerks, the following salary is allowed:
In counties of not less than 1000
Inhabitants. not more than $500; in
counties of 2OOO, and less than 5000
inhabitants, $1,000; in counties of
5000 and less than 10000 inhabitants,
1920, and so OH.
For county treasurers the following
salary:
In counties having a population of
1000 or under 500; in those having
more than 1000 and not more than
5OOO inhabitants, $1,000 per annum;
in those of more than 5000 and not
over 10000 inhabitants, $500 per an
mum. and SO ON.
While the commissioners, under
the law, could justly allow the county
clerk, (our population being about
65OO salary of $1,000, he is allowed
only $1,000. The treasurer's salary,
under the law, could be $500 per an
mum, instead the commissioners allow
him only $3.50.
As to the statement of increase of
other expenditures in the county OF
this over last year, the facts are that
part of last years expenses was al
lowed at the commissioners meeting
in May last, which is counted in the
total mentioned by the Democrat, and
furcher, the law requiring grand ju-
~ only went into effect this year, and
that expense alone cost $500 to the
county, whereas last year nothing of
the kind was necessary.
Is this evidence of extravaganza?
Would the Democrat have the people
of this county think there has been
no progress, no increase ofpopulation
and business in this county over that
of two years ago, or that this increase
of population and business does not,
in like proportion, entail an increase
of business on our county officials
and for which, as matter of course
they should have corresponding in
crease of compensation? To argue
that this increase of compensation fol
increase of actual labor justifies a res.
Olution condemning the present coun
ty officials for extravaganza is folly
That resolution was balderdash, was
untauthful, and simply political clap
trap. Like all other senseless tricks
of the kind, the recoil on the demo
cratic party of the county has beer
so great from the resolutions adopted
by them, that they now don't know
whether to acknowledge them or not
Better throw them over entirely, anG
come out of the foggy atmosphere
they have produced into the brigh,
sunshine of republican truth.